OUR STORY: MAKING IT HAPPEN

Traditionally identified as a printing and design company, Richa Graphics has gone through numerous transformations since its early days of specialized wide-format printing (blue prints). Richa Graphics was founded in 1985 by Suresh (Sam) Vyas and the business has never looked back since the first morning when he opened his doors at 203 N. Tryon St. in Uptown Charlotte.

Tireless efforts to maintain high customer service, product quality, and an “old-school” approach to business made Richa Graphics a new, hot name within the industry and led to exponential growth of its client base. Architects, Engineers, and Government Agencies began to hear of the new company’s reputation and its desire to always be on the cutting edge of demand in services.

This ideological never-ending push to be ahead of market demand has seen the company continually position itself as an early adapter of up-coming technologies within the industry. It gave Richa Graphics the momentum to push into the highly-competitive and creative field of Architectural Signage in 2008. The same core principles of the print company followed into the new frontier of signage and today Richa Graphics can proudly boast to having served clients all over the country in markets such as:

Jersey City, NJ

San Francisco, CA

Orlando, FL

Metro-Washington DC

Atlanta, GA

Austin, TX

Richa Graphics currently boasts over 20,000 square feet of production and administrative space at the new company Headquarters – 800 N. College St. in Northend. A convenient second location was opened in 1998 in the Historic Southend community and continues to thrive as a location specializing in the print services that brought Richa Graphics to prominence.

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The origin of the company name “Richa Graphics” is a question we regularly receive. “Richa” (pronounced REACH-UH) refers to couplets within Vedic religious scriptures and is derived from the Sanskrit word “Ric”, which translates to “praise”. Richa is also the name of Sam’s youngest child and only daughter.